Yeh, fail title i know :P
Today was just a pretty average day at school i suppose, nothing extremely eventful but a few things worth of note.
The maths test never went ahead today, it has been re-scheduled for tomorrow. Good times.
Biology was quite fun as usual.
Still no pass mark back yet, hopefully soon, but today we were watching a video about the lungs and it was strange.
They were cutting down a sheep's (removed) throat and when they did it made a really crunchy noise :P
Apparently, we're gonna be doing tht tomorrow, should be interesting :P
PE, we got to play badminton XD
I love badminton and i even got put in a group with Steven and i bet him haha.
When we weren't playing he decided to discuss Scissor Sisters with me again, it's getting a bit old to be honest.
I just told him it's only one song i like (and it is only one) but then he's calling me a big fag and stuff like that and talking about how i aspire to "mince" around on stage like they apparently do.
*facepalm*
So i asked him about Queen and Freddie Mercury and he said, "Oh but he's alright, he was a legend, he's allowed to be gay, i can handle that, but anymore than that....*shakes head* "
I left it at that.
It seems that no matter what i say to Steven he just isn't going to accept gay people.
This time next year he won't be at school and in some ways i'll be glad to see the back of him.
He's just so intolerant, not just of gay people but anyone who isn't British, white and Christian.
He's just full of hate for people although i can tell he takes the rip quite a bit, not really meaning everything he says.
But at the same time, i'll be sad to see him leave. He is a good friend to me, he's kind, funny and (although it may not sound like it) easy to get along with.
I think i'll be able to move on a bit more tho, be more who i really am at school but i really dunno how i'll feel when the time comes for him to leave.....
Anyway, returning to school, just for a spot of english.
We're doing group presentations to the class about a book we're reading called Sailmaker.
We were due to present today but didn't have enough time so we have to do it tomorrow.
Then the teacher announces he won't be in tomorrow and the head of english will be. So we're up first presenting to him, lovely.
Spanish was good today. (Don't say that an awful lot)
Our normal teacher wasn't in so we were pleasantly surprised.
We could actually talk a little for once!
So i took the opportunity to ask the four other boys in my class if they were doing spanish next year.
Only one said maybe, the others said no.
Which brings me back to what my mum said last night about spanish.
I perhaps didn't say it very well.
This could get a bit bogged down but try and bare with me.
I was giving the main reasons to my mum about why i didn't want to do spanish (two languages at one time, same teacher etc.)
We discussed those reasons then after that, i added that i might be the only boy in the class, this is when she asked (in a non-serious tone) "Why? Do you get lonely without boys around?"
So it really wasn't out of context but i apologise anyway for my bad writing of that bit.
Another thing in the last post that was written badly by me.
At dinner when my brother said, "Oh, the gay one?" (Stephen Fry)
When he said that, my mum was eating so couldn't speak right after he said that.
So while my mum was eating i rolled my eyes and said, "Yes the gay one"
THEN mum finishes what she was eating and says, "I don't care, i'll look out for some books"
So yeh, sorry wrote it badly in the last post, i hope i've cleared things up now.
What my mum said wasn't really out of context.
Also, a few of you were saying how mums always know and how my mum must be really nice.
She is, but, like everyone, she has her faults.
Such as, last night, i was finishing off on the computer then she asks me if i was almsot done and i said "Yes, almost"
Then, a few minutes later i lose internet connection completely....
I asked my mum if she touched it and she said she didn't but she obviously did as the wirless router is plugged into a socket in my sister's room and as my sister was sleeping, she never touched it.
My mum was the only other person awake in the house, the only person that could have possibly turned the plug off.
It was a really shitty thing to do and even worse of her to lie to me about it which i know she did. :/
But then today, i come home and what has she got me?
A mini-fridge!
WTF.
Last night she was all bitchy and now she's bought me a mini-fridge :S
I don't get it!
Women are confusing lol (hence why i stay away from them :P KO)
But that's quite a coincidence as i'm sure someone mentioned that i should get a mini-fridge a few posts back :P
Well whaddya know?
I've got one now. Haha.
Only thing i need is USB extensions and i pretty much am sorted.
Don't want a wireless keyboard, they're too much hassle in my opinion.
But back to my mum, don't get me wrong, she is nice, really nice, she does strange things sometimes though and is quite confusing and difficult to read.
Nobody is perfect though.
If i was to tell anyone in my immediate family i was gay it would be my mum.
I'm not ready to yet tho, i still need to figure her out and try and find the best way to tell her.
To be honest, the whole topic of coming out to my parents still scares me quite a bit so i'm not really sure about it yet.
I don't really feel ready and i would prefer to leave it for a while, it's not like i'm desperate to tell them.
It's a secret i would like to keep a little longer.
But, as Stephen Fry once said, "A secret is something you tell just one person at a time".
Thanks to r.jimlad for that one, it is very true :)
Love you guys,
Rowan
P.S Hope you had a good start to March!!!
juiceboys *2524
1 week ago

WOW your mum really is really nice. mine would never get me one. i dont think there is enough room in my room for one anyway lol. your well lucky :)
ReplyDeletesounds like a good start to the month :D
rawr
Raron
hey well there are always those who aint gonna except gays i know a few myself :(.. But there we go lol.
ReplyDeleteAnyway Mums seem to be the ones who catch on quicker i know my Mum ses stuff to me occasionaly that may annoy me but like your Mum she buys me stuff to make up lol!
big hugs to u
Mattie<3
That's nice to have a mini-fridge in your room, nice of your Mum to do that for you. Maybe she felt guilty about lying to you. Or maybe you are mistaken, maybe she didn't mess with the router. Keep an open mind, you don't know for sure. Maybe the plug was loose and fell out by itself.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't rush the disclosure thing. What good would it do you to have her know? Is it just that you are tired of keeping secrets? Stay cool, things will happen in their own time.
Love,
-- Jamie
looks like youve had a long day!
ReplyDeleteJust to say, too bad it didnt happen the way i read it/ it would have been better that way...
Anyways, you dont have to tell anyone about who you are. You could even let them find out themselves. There was this show where the guy introduced his parents to his boyfriend(before they knew he was gay), and it made me laugh sooo bad lol(until the parents freaked out, and the dad had a heart attack, lol)....
opps, off topic again!
Grats on your new minifridge! Just to tell you, women are guided mainly by their "intuition". And a woman's intuition is as predictable as a jumping cow on MCD with ADD/
have fun with your fridge!
-AS
Enjoy your fridge :-P
ReplyDelete*hugs you*
Love, always!
-Rhyn
Rowan,
ReplyDeleteYou do realise that only gay guys have a mini-fridge in their bedroom?
Just joking.
btw, my advice was HOW to approach the subject, not when. She would like you snuggling up to her at any age, but she might already be a bit suspicious by the time you're 40!
Listen to those inner feelings.
r.jimlad
[contd.]
ReplyDeleteWhat's with the change of picture? It looks like Autumn, but shouldn't it be Spring where you are?
r.jimlad
Ok, no beer in the fridge, just sodas and that kind of thing. I am not going to say when to tell your Mom, I can't even tell mine yet. I think there be a day I will but not yet. Your brother don't sound like he likes gay people either, just like Steven. But he just might be saying that to see what you will say. Ok got to try to sleep again. You got stop making so many posts I got behind again. Sorry Hugs JJ
ReplyDeleteHey Rowan... I found myself kind of laughing when I read about you mysteriously losing your internet connection... sorry! lol ... Mom's can be pretty funny sometimes... then, she buys you a fridge!! lol Listen, I've been here before, so I think I can shed some light on her 'odd' behavior... She obviously loves you and is quite worried that you're spending too much time online... Hey, maybe you are! I mean, I know how addictive this stuff is, especially if you're feeling lonely, which can be a lot of the time for a gay kid that's struggling to figure things out! I completely understand! But, here's what she sees- tap, tap, tap, tap... and her son transfixed in front of a screen... She really doesn't know what the hell you're up to (she'd probably love to...) and she's worried that she's losing her baby boy to the ether... This internet thing is fairly new to a lot of us 'oldsters' so along with that goes a degree of skepticism; add the stuff a parent reads about or sees on TV about it (the horror stories) and there you go- a good parent will be concerned! She doesn't want to intrude on your privacy, she's afraid to alienate the son that she's slowly losing to the ether, so she does the only thing that she can think of- lol she unplugs you!! Awwww.... I think, kid, that you need to give her a big hug and tell her that you still think she's the best!!! Buying the fridge was her way of saying sorry, after the fact, but she is very worried and needs reassurance!!! You're a good kid, Rowan, I know that you know what I mean... love you, kid...hugs, tman<3
ReplyDelete@Jamie
ReplyDelete- There's no doubt in my mind my mum did it tho Jamie.
The plug didn't come out, the socket was switched off, not something that can happen by accident, it has to be done by hand.
Anyway, that not the point, it's over, and i of course, forgive my mum :)
@r.jimlad
- What change of picture?
@JJ
- Ah don't worry, only pepsi will be going in the fridge.
(Coz beer won't fit KO)
@tman
- Yes i understand that my mum would be concerned over my internet activity and what you said makes good sense to me :)
Rowan,
ReplyDeleteRe: what change of picture? The picture that's at the top of your blog with 2 guys looking at the sky. Didn't it used to have green grass with a tree in it? Or am I going dotty?
btw, wotz the significance of it?
r.jimlad
@r.jimlad
ReplyDelete- I'm sorry to say but there was never green grass or trees lol, you must be getting confused with another picture somewhere.
But it terms of significance, i supppose what it really means is, the sky is the limit, you know? Anything is possible if you set your mind to it :)
Cheers,
Rowan